Configuration profile to manage Safari settings on Macs

<true/> enables system alerts, which will help to prevent the unintended submission of sensitive data where it might be insecure.

<false/> disables system alerts, allowing uninterrupted form submissions to any website without alerts.

<true/> indicates that autofill for web forms from saved contact information is enabled, allowing automatic filling of forms to make it easier for the user.

<false/> indicates that autofill for web forms from saved contact information is disabled, which means the user needs to type in manually their contact details whenever required.

<true/> indicates that autofill miscellaneous form is enabled, auto-filling web forms using previously entered text, such as your name, address, email, and phone number.

<false/> indicates that autofill for miscellaneous forms is disabled, so users need to fill the forms manually.

<false/> indicates that the configuration for password autofill is disabled, necessitating the user to manually enter a password to enhance security.

<true/> indicates enabling the option to automatically open downloaded files considered safe by the system, automating the process for users by immediately accessing downloaded files.

<false/>indicates disabling the option to automatically open downloaded files and requires users to manually open files. This adds an extra layer of safety by preventing the automatic execution of malicious files.

• 0 – Allows all storage (cookies, local storage) without restrictions.
• 1 – Block third-party cookies and data.
• 2 – Blocks all cookies and site data except for the current website domain visited (Default value).
• 3 – Allows data to be stored only on third-party websites that you have visited. It will block cookies from other third parties and non-visited domains.
• 4 – Completely disable storing any site data and cookies.

<true/>indicates that the configuration integrates contacts from the Address Book into Safari’s bookmarks for easy access.

<false/> indicates that the configuration excludes integrating contacts from the Address Book into Safari’s bookmarks, keeping bookmarks focused on web URLs.

<true/> indicates bookmarks enable the inclusion of Bonjour-discovered services in the bookmarks, facilitating quick access to network resources like local servers or printers directly from Safari.

The <false/>setting prevents including Rendezvous in bookmarks, limiting Safari to traditional web URLs such as those starting with http:// or https:// and excluding local network services from bookmarks.

<true/>indicates that bookmarks from the toolbar are included in the main bookmarks menu.

<false/>indicates that bookmarks toolbar items are excluded from the main bookmarks menu.

This key configures whether items from the bookmark’s toolbar are displayed within the bookmark menu in Safari.

<true/> indicates that Bonjour bookmarks are included in the bookmarks menu. This integration facilitates quick navigation to local services without manually entering their addresses, allowing Safari to display services such as local web servers or other networks directly in the bookmarks menu for easier access.

<false/> indicates that Bonjour bookmarks are not included in the bookmarks menu. As a result, Bonjour bookmarks, such as local web servers and other networks, will not be visible in the bookmarks menu.

This key is used to set prompts for users to set Safari as the default browser, especially under specific conditions.

<integer>1 suppresses the prompt that normally appears when Safari is quit for the first time and if it is not set as the default browser. It typically prompts the user to either keep the current default browser or switch to Safari.

This key is used to suppress the prompt asking users to change their default browser to Safari.

<integer>2 indicates that the prompt to “Make Safari your Default Browser?” is suppressed when Safari is launched and is not already set as the default browser.

This key is used to configure the maximum local storage space allowed for the database.

<integer>5242880 (default 5MB) value specifies the limit of local storage database.

This key is used to manage the behavior of individual Safari extensions when their respective on/off switch is removed from the Safari extensions preferences.

<true/> indicates that Safari will automatically disable any extensions that no longer have an on/off switch available in the browser settings.

<false/> allows the extensions to remain active even if their on/off switches are removed or not available, giving users or administrators more flexibility in managing extensions.

This key is used to configure extensions from the App Store to be enabled/disabled in Safari. 

<true/>indicates that the extensions from the App Store are enabled.

<false/> indicates that the extensions from the App Store is disabled.

This key is used to configure the maximum number of days to retain browser history. After the pre-set day ends, the history will be removed automatically. 

<integer>31 (Default value) indicates that the browser history will be removed after one month. 

• 1 – Deletes automatically after one day.
• 7 – Deletes automatically after one week.
• 14 – Deletes automatically after two weeks.  
• 365 – Deletes automatically after one year. 
• 4 – Completely disable storing any site data and cookies.

This key determines the default URL that opens in new windows or tabs in Safari. 

This key is used to configure the content for a new tab that is opened in Safari. 

These values can define various configurations:  

• 0– Displays Safari’s homepage in a new tab.
• 1 – Opens a blank page in a new tab.
• 2– Duplicates the current page as a new tab. 
• 3 – Shows Safari’s Bookmarks in a new tab.

This key is used to set the content shown when opening a new window in Safari.  

These values can define various configurations:

• 0– Displays Safari’s homepage in a new tab.
• 1 – Opens a blank page in a new tab.
• 2– Duplicates the current page as a new tab. 
• 3 – Shows Safari’s Bookmarks in a new tab.

This key enables or disables the sending of ‘Do Not Track’ requests to websites, which informs them that the user prefers not to be tracked. 

<true/>indicates that the sending of the ‘Do Not Track’ header is enabled.

<false/> indicates that the sending of the ‘Do Not Track’ header is disabled, allowing websites to track user activity.

This key is used to determine when to open a new tab instead of a new window in a browser. This policy can help manage how content is displayed and organized to enhance the user experience by keeping related pages within a single window. 

<Integer/>0 (Default value) helps manage how content is displayed and organized to enhance the user experience by keeping related pages within a single window.  

• 0– Never opens a new tab or window. Content always opens in the current tab or window.
• 1 – Automatically opens a new tab or window based on specific conditions. The browser will decide when to open a new tab or window. 
• 2– New content always opens in a new window.

This key is used to enable or disable warnings about potentially fraudulent or malicious websites. 

<true/>indicates that warnings are enabled, which helps protect users from visiting websites that could be harmful or involved in phishing or scam activities. 

<false/> indicates that warnings are disabled, which increases the risk of visiting and interacting with malicious websites.

This key is used to block access to specific websites. When used in conjunction with ‘restrictweb’ and ‘useContentFilter’ enabled, it ensures that any URLs specified in the deny list are completely inaccessible to the user. 

<true/>indicates that it enables the blocklist (for specific URLs which is mentioned in the denylist) as long as ‘restrictweb’ and ‘useContentFilter’ are also enabled. 

<false/> deactivates the blocklist, allowing access to all previously blocked sites.

This key is used to enable or disable restrictions on web access to specific URLs. 

<true/> indicates that restrictions on web access for specific URLs are enabled.

<false/> indicates that restriction on web access is disabled and allows unrestricted access to the websites.

The key is used to enable or disable content filters on web access to specific URLs.

<true/>indicates that content filters on web access for specific URLs are enabled, thereby blocking or allowing access to those websites.

<false/>indicates that content filters on web access are disabled, allowing unrestricted access to all websites.